Multi-domain pooling unifies separate websites, subdomains, documentation portals, and help centers into a single coherent AI assistant knowledge base.
Multi-domain knowledge pooling is the aggregation of multiple distinct domains, subdomains, and external document repositories into a unified, cross-referenced vector knowledge base.
Modern businesses rarely host all customer information on a single URL; documentation lives on `docs.company.com`, marketing on `company.com`, and status on `status.company.com`.
Multi-domain pooling ingests all disparate sources, maintaining separate domain metadata tags while allowing the AI to answer complex queries that span marketing, technical docs, and pricing.
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Related Technical Concepts
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is a technique where an AI fetches verified passages from a knowledge base before answering, ensuring grounded, factual replies.
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Sitemap XML ingestion allows an AI crawler to discover and index all authoritative URLs published in a website’s `sitemap.xml` file.
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